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that's not a bug, it's a feature! adding features! we swear!

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duncanparsons wrote:
hibidy wrote:
LawrenceF wrote:
cbcsmhsbsafodokh
I'm almost afraid to ask what that means...
I won't tell and won't admit to it EVEN IF someone figures it out. :lol:
c b c Steinberg might have something better s a f o d o k h

..I'm working on it.. :hihi:
er, yeah.........that's it........ :hihi:

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LawrenceF wrote:Drumroll... ;). Screenshot of a magazine teaser with (apparently) a fake "5" on it.


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:dog: you changed the words before I could comment......:x

Hmmmm, we shall see about all of this in abou 36-48 hours :smile:

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hibidy wrote::dog: you changed the words before I could comment......:x

Hmmmm, we shall see about all of this in abou 36-48 hours :smile:
Yeah. There may not even be a Cubase 5. It might only be crappy VSTi's.

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If I remember correctly, Steinberg has always had a teaser up on the front page at Streinberg.net well in release of a new version of Cubase, and there is nothing up there at all. Maybe I'm wrong. Anyone remember if there was a teaser out for Cubase 4?

Baxter

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Baxter wrote:If I remember correctly, Steinberg has always had a teaser up on the front page at Streinberg.net well in release of a new version of Cubase, and there is nothing up there at all. Maybe I'm wrong. Anyone remember if there was a teaser out for Cubase 4?

Baxter
my memory isn't very good that far back :hihi:

god I feel old :scared:

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Apparently the "5" is real and on the real magazine ad according to someone who has the mag. So I guess there is a new *something* 5. It has to be Cubase.

I think the secrecy in this case is due to the Steinberg 25 year anniversary. They did change the website colors to gray from blue which may indicate the color of the new Cubase?

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Hour...Hunchback...GET IT?!? :hihi:

So is that legit? Personally, I don't give a f**k what's shiny (or not-so) new with Cubase 5. This time, instead of waiting 2 years, I'm upgrading right away. I always kick myself once I do - especially when I discovered Cubase 4 was lighter on my old machine than SX 3! I'll take the bugs - er...features and just ketp 4 installed until things are kosher. ;)

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Dice

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bduffy wrote:Hour...Hunchback...GET IT?!? :hihi:

So is that legit? Personally, I don't give a f**k what's shiny (or not-so) new with Cubase 5. This time, instead of waiting 2 years, I'm upgrading right away. I always kick myself once I do - especially when I discovered Cubase 4 was lighter on my old machine than SX 3! I'll take the bugs - er...features and just ketp 4 installed until things are kosher. ;)
you whore! :hihi: did you find an oil well or something lately?

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Nice.

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LawrenceF wrote:
What will be announced is a secret. We can announce several things: a new Wavelab, Sequel, Cubase, Nuendo, VST Instruments, new hardware etc. The only thing that I can say now already, Steinberg has it's 25 birthday now !

Please have a little patient for the moment, and wait till we (make) our announcements at the NAMM show.

Chris Beuermann
Administrative Moderator
Start counting your spare change...

But take note he said "can"... so... maybe not.
what he's saying is "We can announce several things : a new Wavelab, Sequel, Cubase, Nuendo, VST Instruments, new hardware etc". So new versions of all those .... which is cool ;)

I'm just really interested what the "secret" is! :D

english as a second language to introduce rumors is so..... not right :shock:

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Cubase 4.5.2 (PPC Mac OSX) is the best damn sequencer I have ever used, and I have tried them all starting with Cakewalk on DOS about 20 years ago.

They'll have to pry it from my cold, dead hands...

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7thangel wrote:i wish all of them could slow it down and not come up with new versions in the 2-4 year span cause sometimes
You understand that they need continual sales to keep the lights on and feed their kids and all that, right?

How about the Autodesk model: A new release every year, and you pay for a "subscription." Fix some bugs, add some new features, break something else, ship new release. Repeat!

Oh, and they number them by whatever the NEXT year is. 3ds Max 2009 shipped in May 2008, etc.
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